Sentence examples for decisive of the question from inspiring English sources
Neither is decisive of the question before us now.
By 'fallacy' Whately meant "any unsound mode of arguing, which appears to demand our conviction, and to be decisive of the question at hand, when in fairness it is not"' (Bk. III, intro).
A mere reading of the complaint refutes the first contention and, as will be seen, the second one is not decisive on the question of jurisdiction of the federal court.
But the mere fact that petitioner voluntarily chose not to appear before the grand jury, knowing that his action might be attended by publicity, is not decisive on the question of public-figure status.
Reference is made to statements in the general discussion in the opinion in Fort Leavenworth R.R. Co. v. Lowe, supra, but these are not decisive of the present question.
The contest is over, the result was decisive and the question of the Labour leadership is settled.
The decisive factor for a selection is the purpose of the question and answer.
However, there is a decisive research gap regarding the question of how (potential) investors react to corporate stakeholder management activities (Hillenbrand et al. 2013).
The question decisive of this case is whether a certification by the National Labor Relations Board under s 9(c) of the Wagner Act, 49 Stat.
Standing before world leaders in the United Nations General Assembly in September, Prime Minister Jigmi Thinley asked the decisive economic question of our time: "As all our people rise above the threats of basic survival, what will our collective endeavor be as a progressive society?" He proposed an answer.
